Sauce (Mix these in a bowl)

How to Make Sausage Stir Fry

1.In a heated skillet add some cooking oil and cook the sausage on medium high heat. Stir until the sausage is half cooked (for 1 to 3 mins depending on the sausage).

2. Add the bell peppers and onions. Stir and cook until they are wilted (for 1 to 2 mins).

3. Reduce the heat to medium heat. Pour in the sauce and mix with the rest of the ingredients (for about 1 min). Remove the skillet from the heat. Serve it with steamed rice and other Korean side dishes.

Note

-Below is the Korean style Vienna sausage I used for this recipe. In Korea, these types of sausages are found in the fridge section but this one was kept in the freezer. If the sausage is frozen, take them out, separate and soak them in water for 5 mins. Then pat dry with kitchen paper before cooking it.

-Surprisingly, the above sausage contains 75% of fish, so it’s more like fish cake rather than traditional sausage. Other brands of sausages might be different. Maybe because of this reason, I actually prefer using cocktail Frankfurt sausages.

-If you want to make the sausage look prettier like the above picture, carve the sausages lightly in diagonal line. Make sure you don’t cut through completely.

-The side dish can be served warm or cold, but I think it tastes better while it’s still warm.

-It can be refrigerated in an airtight glass container for a few days.

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Any specific brand suggestion for cocktail frankfrut sausages, please? Literally I tried so many store-bought(not Korean ones) frank sausages to make perfect sso-ya but no success yet. Just the texture is way too soft though tasted still fine. Thanks!

Hi Yuna, In Australia, there aren’t many choices for cocktail frankfurt sausages, so I just grab whatever. 🙂 Though this is the brand I used most recently, and I quite liked it. http://shop.coles.com.au/online/national/don-cocktail-franks-skin-on (I think it’s also cheaper than the Korean Vienna sausages too.) I’m not sure what kind of texture you’re after, but not all Korean sausages are perfect either. For one thing, the sausages in the picture above, I didn’t like them as much as I did for frankfurt. I think it’s because they were frozen and maybe also because they were made with mostly fish rather than beef or pork.

Hi Kelli, I’ve only tried it with Korean vienna sausages and cocktail frankfurt sausages. They both worked well. I also think lil smokies sausages will work well too. (I don’t think it’s avaialble in Australia, but looking at some pictures from Google, I think it will work. 🙂 )

I made this tonight and my family decided that it is a “Keeper”, a new recipe that we try and love and will make again! The recipe is being added to my favorites folder. Thank you for your hard work and dedication!